>> phyllis: i am warning you. if you screw this up and my daughter gets hurt in any way, you' re gonna wish you were back in switzerland making cuckoo clocks. >> summer: keeping tabs on t understand why you chose me. >> victor: because you' re loyal and you have all the qualifications for the job. >> summer: if -- if you don' t trust the woman, then why are you in business with her? >> victor: i' m gonna be honest with you. the program she' s working on is potentially very profitable, enormously profitable. it' s worth taking a risk for, and that' s where you come in. >> summer: look, i-i-i want to help. i do. i just -- i don' t know if i can. >> victor: sweetheart, you' re a newman. you have all the qualifications. >> summer: [ sighs ] [ knock on door ] >> victor: really, just keep an eye on her. >> nikki: hey. >> victor: hey. >> nikki: is something going on in here? what' s wrong? >> victor: no, not at all. i' m just welcoming our granddaughter into our business. and i can see she' ll fit right >> marisa: put th

>> phyllis: are you kidding me? i was born ready. >> billy: yeah, i know, but with her, it' >> welcome to pass key. >> victor: you have any evidence that natalie could be working with someone else? >> victoria: i paid her a i don' t know -- it just feels like she' s hiding something. >> victor: in what way? what do you mean? >> victoria: she promises results, but only if we give her privacy. more privacy. i mean, what does she want? a drawbridge, a moat? i mean, what the hell? we' re letting her work from her hotel room as it is. >> victor: so you think this need for privacy on her part could mean that she' s working with a silent partner? >> victoria: it' s a possibility. do you have someone in mind? >> victor: i have several someones in mind. obviously jack abbott. i think he' s feeling very guilty. >> victoria: honestly, dad, i just don' t see it. relaunch of jabot. >> victor: with phyllis by his side. >> victoria: let me guess -- someone number two. >> victor: she hates my guts. >> victoria: well, that' s an und

>> phyllis: it' s getting late. it' s been a long week of long days. >> phyllis: which is why i would like to table this business talk, please. >> jack: okay. what did you have in mind? >> phyllis: i don' t know. how about that romantic dinner i suggested earlier? what about that? >> jack: how about i one-up you? how about we take this celebration upstairs? >> sage: i-i don' t know what you' re talking about. >> barton: i think you do. >> sage: uh...no. i really don' t know how i could be more raw and honest as i just was. i bared my soul to three total strangers, one of whom i despise. >> barton: you had anderson and karshmer convinced. but being a surgeon gives me a different perspective than my colleagues. >> sage: oh, okay. well, then, would you mind enlightening me? you tell me how i feel, since i don' t seem to know what' s going on in my own head. >> barton: frankly, you were giving a performance. i see no sign of psychosis. >> sage: why? why in the hell would i fake something like this? >> barton: good quest

>> phyllis: i lost my phone. >> jack: upstairs? >> phyllis: yeah. well, i wasn' t sure. billy offered his help, and i was retracing my steps. luckily, someone turned it in to the security office. >> jack: you were gone quite a while. >> phyllis: yeah. well, there was nobody in the security office. >> billy: you know what, phyllis? you don' t have to lie for me. >> victoria: you already picked somebody to be natalie' s new watchdog? who? [ knock on door ] >> summer: natalie? [ knock on door ] natalie, are you in there? [ knock on door ] hey. um, i need a favor, and fast. >> natalie: i owe you a favor? >> summer: no. um [sighs] i was babysitting this kid, and he ran off, which is, i guess, kind of abby, who' s now his new stepmom, s dad, and neither of them picked up, and i kid. >> natalie: why come to me? >> summer: because you can make computers your slaves. >> natalie: maybe i could tap in to the public surveillance cameras or something. that is what i' m talking about. just think of it as hacking for a higher purpose, okay? and just please, please, please make keyboard

using my daughter this way -- it's not right. >> billy: just say the word, and we stop, phyllis. >> phyllis: i just... have to make sure the risk is worth it. this has to work. better? ' cause if we don't, victor's gonna see right through it, and when you bring the king down, you only get one shot, and, like it or not, my daughter is our silver bullet. >> natalie: it's still not operating the way it's supposed to, and i don't know why. >> luca: are you deliberately stalling? >> natalie: because being on victor's hit list is oh so appealing. i've been working on this thing 24-7, but between his unrealistic timetables and now the pressure's a little intense. nobody treated einstein this way. >> luca: einstein didn't work for victor newman. come on. let's go. >> natalie: where? >> luca: i think it's time you had a meeting with the man who writes the checks. maybe he can inspire you to explain what you're doing -- or not doing. >> natalie: seriously? >> luca: seriously. >> summer: here. do you want me to go with you? >> natalie: thanks, but i know what i'm doing. >> victor: this internet-securi

. >> phyllis: hi, beautiful. >> summer: oh, hi. >> phyllis: hey, where's kyle? i thought he was flying in tonight from new york. >> summer: yeah, work. >> phyllis: i'm sorry. it. >> phyllis: so, how's the living arrangement going? >> natalie: like the sister i never knew i wanted. >> summer: yeah, just not borrowing each other's clothes yet. >> natalie: oh, as if. >> summer: yeah. but we've really bonded. grandpa would be proud. >> phyllis: well, just make sure you don't keep your grandfather's happiness your priority. that man has no morals with the company or with anything else, for that matter. >> summer: all right. that's my cue to go. um, are you coming? >> natalie: no, i'm gonna hang out, see what happens next. maybe the mayor will do a pratfall and knock over the punch bowl. it's thrill-a-minute. >> summer: okay, well, i-i got you a pass on tonight, so just don't stay out too later, okay? you have a lot of work to do on your program, and i don't want victoria blaming me if you don't get your work done. bye. >> phyllis: bye, babe. well, you're practically

and phyllis's husband nate. >> phyllis and nate just got married, but still need a wedding song. so david friedman and i wrote one just for you all. it's called "never too late for love." here to sing it for us is one of the greats on broadway, tony award winner victoria clark. we all grow older as years go by and wonder have we had our final chance to look in our lover's eyes again to blush and feel alive again to hold another close again and dance a romance well it's never too late for love never too late to find what love never goes out of fashion love never runs out of passion no it's never, it's never too late for love we all grow grayer as years go by as youthful beauty fades away we long for the thrill we had before and wonder what we're living for longing for that something more someday but i say it's never too late for love we've been dreaming of love never goes out of fashion love never runs out of passion no it's never, it's never too late for love so open your heart open our your eyes it's closer than you realize around the corner around the bend sometimes you'll find

i was just hoping that... >> phyllis: that i'm over it by now? >> jack: that maybe we could talk about it. >> phyllis: go ahead. talk. >> jack: i apologize. i apologize for breaking your confidence, for telling neil your story. >> phyllis: and nikki. >> jack: and inadvertently nikki, yes. >> phyllis: what right did you have to tell anyone anything about what victor and marco did to me? >> jack: to us. to us. we're an "us." then, now...

>> phyllis: you hurt me. and you know i' m sorry. i was just hoping that... >> phyllis: that i' m over it by now? >> jack: that maybe we could talk about it. >> phyllis: go ahead. talk. >> jack: i apologize. i apologize for breaking your confidence, for telling neil your story. >> phyllis: and nikki. >> jack: and inadvertently nikki, yes. >> phyllis: what right did you have to tell anyone anything about what victor and marco did to me? >> jack: to

>> phyllis: yes. billy. i'm sure there is a reasonable explanation for this. >> summer: okay, well, either way, i need to tell grandpa everything i know. >> phyllis: that's the last

i was just hoping that... >> phyllis: that i'm over it by now? >> jack: that maybe we could talk about it. >> phyllis: go ahead. talk. >> jack: i apologize. i apologize for breaking your confidence, for telling neil your story. >> phyllis: and nikki. >> jack: and inadvertently nikki, yes. >> phyllis: what right did you have to tell anyone anything

it's about 15 minutes. >> phyllis, what is the explorations in black leadership project? >> it's a videotaped oral history interview series that was carried out at the university of virginia. it was done with the co-directorship of now the late jeweli i julian bond and myself. it's a project that brought prominent african-american leaders to the university in order to talk about their own personal life histories and also to talk about leadership in general. >> when did you start the project? >> we started the project -- well, i first talked to julian about it in 1998 and asked if he would be my collaborator. we actually invited the first guest in the year 2000. the project ended, we did our last interview in 2014. >> how did the idea come up? >> initially, it was my idea. i was creating for the university an institute for public history. and i was trying to design some projects that would fall within the category of public history. of course, part of public history, oral history is a big component of how public historians think of them services going out and collecting ma

i was just hoping that... >> phyllis: that i'm over it by now? >> jack: that maybe we could talk about it. >> phyllis: go ahead. talk. >> jack: i apologize. i apologize for breaking your confidence, for telling neil your story. >> phyllis: and nikki.

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>> and phyllis, what did you think? >> and she said we are. >> so you discussed it. >> yeah. >> on the car ride over. >> oh, on the car ride over. >> some of the best things in life are that spontaneous, right? >> they had been dating for ten years. >> and thought it would never last. >> and you guys didn't have a wedding song at your wedding? is that right? >> that's right! >> we had a wedding? >> you're about top one. don't go anywhere. we have a special love song okay? >> and it's going to be pompld by the tony award winning victoria clark, right after this. mmmmm mmmm (laughter) mmmm, mmm, mmm mmmm, mmm mmm, mmm! mmmm, mmmm mmmm. yoplait. one-up your cup. add a few simple ingredients for a snack the whole family will love. mmmm. your heart loves omega-3s. but the omega-3s in fish oil differ from megared krill oil. unlike fish oil, megared is easily absorbed by your body. megared. the difference is easy to absorb. but once a week i let her play sheriff so i can wash it. i use tide to get out those week old stains and

i was just hoping that... >> phyllis: that i'm over it by now? >> jack: that maybe we could talk about it. >> phyllis: go ahead. talk. >> jack: i apologize. i apologize for breaking your confidence, for telling neil your story. >> phyllis: and nikki. >> jack: and inadvertently nikki, yes.

i am phyllis schlafly, president of eagle forum, and from the national pro-life organization. i am very proud to be here to endorse the candidacy of pat buchanan. at [applause] i had to get on the plane even before i knew the spectacular results in new hampshire area and i am happy to be here, and i think that pat is the outstanding pro-life candidate now. he is the one candidate who can win who we know respect the fundamental right to life of the unborn baby. movement wantsfe today is a president that will be to pro-life what bill clinton has been to pro-abortion, and we know that pat will be that man because we are sure he will desend clinton -- rescin clinton's five pro-life eggs -- five pro-abortion executive orders. we are tired of those who equivocate about this issue, talk about pro-life, but won't do anything about it. >> go, pat, go! go, pat, go! when capfly: we know buchanan goes up in debate against bill clinton -- [applause] ms. schlafly: he will, he will do it. he is the one man who can do it because he speaks from the heart on this issue. not just her, but all of

>> phyllis: i lost my phone. >> jack: upstairs? >> phyllis: yeah. well, i wasn't sure. billy offered his help, and i was retracing my steps. luckily, someone turned it in to the security office. >> jack: you were gone quite a while. >> phyllis: yeah. well, there was nobody in the security office. >> billy: you know what, phyllis? you don't have to lie for me. >> victoria: you already picked somebody to be natalie's new watchdog? who? [ knock on door ] >> summer: natalie? [ knock on door ] natalie, are you in there? >> natalie: [ sighs ] [ knock on door ] hey. um, i need a favor, and fast. >> natalie: i owe you a favor? >> summer: no. um [sighs] i was babysitting this kid, and he ran off, which is, i guess, kind of and then i called max's dad, and neither of them picked up, and i really need help finding this kid. >> natalie: why come to me? >> summer: because you can make >> natalie: maybe i could tap in

lindsey and grandmother phyllis and phyllis' husbandnd nate. >>hey just got married but still need a wedding song so david friedman and i wrote one just for you all. it's called "it's never too late for love" and here to song for us, one of the greats on broadway, tony award winner, victoria clark. we all grow older as years go by and wonder have we had our final chance to look in our lover's eyes again to blush and feel alive to hold another close again and dance a romance well it's never too late for love never too late to find what we've been dreaming of love never goes out of fashion ove n ner runs out of passion no it's never never too late for love we all grow g gyer as years go by youthful beauty fades away we long for the years we had before and wonder what we're living for longing for thatt somethingng by i say it's never too late for love never too late to find what we've been dreaming of love never goes out of fashion love never runsut of passion no it's never never too late for love so open your heart open our your eyes it's closer

>> phyllis: do you have any idea what you have done? you have put our entire plan into jeopardy. >> natalie: victor gave me a choice. i could either move in with summer or move in with summer. i picked option "a." >> phyllis: you and your little sassy attitude is gonna get on my bad side real quick. >> natalie: hey, it's kind of the perfect setup, when you think about it. >> phyllis: yeah? how do you figure that? >> natalie: victor thinks i'm under his magnifying glass when really i'm working behind his back to deliver my product to you and billy. >> phyllis: well, my daughter is gonna be watching your every move and reporting back to her grandfather. >> natalie: it's not like i'm planning on giving her a lot of material. >> phyllis: i don't want her involved in any of this.

. >> phyllis: yeah, it was weird for me, too. being here alone. i needed the time. >> jack: you gonna need much more time? >> phyllis: you hurt me. >> jack: i know that. and you know i' m sorry. i was just hoping that... >> phyllis: that i' m over it by now? >> jack: that maybe we could talk about it. >> phyllis: go ahead. talk. >> jack: i apologize. i apologize for breaking your

i was just hoping that... >> phyllis: that i'm over it by now? >> jack: that maybe we could talk about it. >> phyllis: go ahead. talk. >> jack: i apologize. i apologize for breaking your confidence, for telling neil your story. >> phyllis: and nikki. >> jack: and inadvertently nikki, yes.

>> phyllis: yes. billy. i'm sure there is a reasonable explanation for this. >> summer: okay, well, either

>> phyllis: you hurt me. and you know i' m sorry. i was just hoping that... >> phyllis: that i' now? >> jack: that maybe we could talk about it. >> phyllis: go ahead. talk. >> jack: i apologize. i apologize for breaking your confidence, for telling neil your story.

ron and phyllis rice have traveled here from the triad. first stop is to try and get a peek at the panthers at practice. it. >> i think that's ricky right there. >> reporter: more than two decades ago before there was even a panthers team, ron and phyllis plunked down $600 to buy a seat license for a yet to be built stadium. >> i got coach rivera. >> we are enthusiastic. >> reporter: that seat license put their name in a lottery for the super bowl ticket. >> that may be shaq thompson right there. >> we're zealous, right on the borderline. >> reporter: when their number came up they couldn't let the opportunity pass by. >> we have our outfits that we wear, down to the underwear, by the way. and i packed my carolina >> reporter: ron and phyllis aren't sports moguls. the tickets cost them $1,000 each. they cashed in all their hotel points for a place to stay and all their airline points just to get here. >> the deck needs to be redone, the carpet needs to be replaced, or we can go to the super bowl. >> i got a lot of pictures of greg and luke

>> phyllis: i lost my phone. >> jack: upstairs? >> phyllis: yeah. well, i wasn't sure.ffered his help, and i was retracing my steps. luckily, someone turned it in to the security office. >> jack: you were gone quite a while. >> phyllis: yeah. well, there was nobody in the security office. >> billy: you know what, phyllis? you don't have to lie for me. >> victoria: you already picked somebody to be natalie's new watchdog? who? [ knock on door ] >> summer: natalie? [ knock on door ] natalie, are you in there? >> natalie: [ sighs ] [ knock on door ] hey. um, i need a favor, and fast. >> natalie: i owe you a favor?